Kevin McGonigle earned his first All‑Star nod after a whirlwind rookie run that included an eight‑year extension and an Opening Day breakout. He’ll head to Philadelphia for next Tuesday’s Midsummer Classic.

Shohei Ohtani threw 110 pitches over six innings but was removed as a hitter; Teoscar Hernández’s seventh‑inning grand slam lifted the Dodgers to a 4‑3 win. Questions about Ohtani’s knee and workload will follow.

FOX 5 DC posted a short Saturday clip announcing Kyle Jayme as a junior sports reporter. The move continues the station’s practice of spotlighting local youth through brief "Junior Reporter" segments.

Aroldis Chapman passed Hoyt Wilhelm to become MLB's all-time relief strikeout leader, recording what was counted as his 1,364th K as the Red Sox beat the Angels 5-2 in Anaheim.

Kelsey Pfendler is expected in Honolulu early Saturday after a solo 2,400‑mile row from Monterey; she’s chasing a record and raising funds for The Whale Foundation.

The Flyers tendered a five‑year, $90M offer sheet to Leo Carlsson; the Ducks have seven days to match or receive four first‑round picks.

The Formula One Powerboat National Championship will race on Pittsburgh’s rivers beginning in 2027, bringing high-speed F1 boats back to the Three Rivers weekend festival.

Jhon Arias' 14th-minute finish sank Ghana 1-0 at Arrowhead as Colombia advances to the World Cup last 16. A sea of Colombian fans helped set the tone in KC.

Organizers say the Mubadala DC Open is nearly sold out after a blockbuster player announcement, with qualifiers set for July 25–26 and the main draw July 27–Aug. 2.

The AAU Boys Basketball World Championships take over Disney’s ESPN Wide World of Sports in Orlando July 2–9, drawing thousands of players, teams and families. Multiple gyms, side events and local economic support mean a busy week across the resort.

Carlos Lagrange, a top Yankees prospect, has been diagnosed with a right-shoulder capsular sprain and will be shut down from throwing for about six weeks.

The Lakers sent center Deandre Ayton to the Wizards for Jaden Hardy and two 2031/2032 second‑round picks in a quick summer roster shakeup. Los Angeles continues to reshape its frontcourt after a major signing spree.

Las Vegas Aces star A'ja Wilson was named WNBA Western Conference Player of the Month for June, extending her league record to 15 monthly honors. Her June surge included several 30-point nights and a 9-2 team month.